This is a sink flange gasket that is designed for use within various models of sinks and is installed between the strainer and garbage disposal. Made of rubber and measuring approximately 4.5-inches in outer-diameter, this seal can become damaged or worn over time and through extended use can lead to leaks from the disposal, at which time...Read more it will need replacing. This seal is sold individually, and because there are two seals in the gasket, you may need to consider acquiring multiple. When replacing this flange gasket, you will likely need a screwdriver and wrench to gain access to the pipes holding this seal. It is important that you disconnect the power and water supply before doing any repairs.
This is a black flexible rubber cover that is over the top of the sink drain, used for your food waste disposer. It keeps liquids and smaller food particles from splashing back into the sink. The splash guard can become worn out over time and may need to be replaced. Make sure to disconnect the power before beginning your repair. This par...Read moret is 3.75 inches in length, 3.75 inches in width, 0.75 inches in height and weighs 0.119 lbs. Remove the drain pipe from the disposal, and turn the mounting ring. Remove the old cover with a screwdriver and place the new one into place.
The stopper, also known as a splash guard, is located over the top of a sink drain and garbage disposal unit. With a hole in the center, the stopper will allow water and food items to go into garbage disposal while keeping liquids and smaller food particles from splashing back up into the sink. It is normal for this part to wear out event...Read moreually from use, but it is important to replace if you notice garbage coming up to the surface of your sink. The stopper is a flexible rubber cover and it comes in black. Refer to the manufacturer-approved installation diagram for further instruction.
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Leak around discharge pipe
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Richard from Freeport, ME
A Bit Difficult
1- 2 hours
Pliers, Screw drivers, Wrench set
Was amazed the gasket was delivered the day after I ordered it! Removed old gasket and cleaned out what I thought was accumulated waste. Replaced gasket and ran water, had a flood. What I had removed was rusted part of appliance. Unable to repair and ended up replacing the garbage disposal. Bad Luck.